Name: NEW! Create a Custom Stamped Tote Bag Workshop w/Kat Ostrem
Start: 2024-11-23T12:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-11-23T14:00:00-05:00
Location: Nest on Main

$NEW! Create a Custom Stamped Tote Bag Workshop w\/Kat Ostrem$

Create a Custom Stamped Tote Bag Workshop w/Kat of Kat Ostrem Art & Design
About this Event

Welcome back Kat Ostrem of Kat Ostrem Art & Design to the Nest, for a NEW Custom Stamps on a Tote Bag Workshop!

Join Kat Osterm here at the Nest for a unique, workshop.

During this workshop, each attendee will create one-of-a-kind stamps using pre-cut styrofoam shapes or hand-drawn designs from styrofoam sheets. These stamps will be used to create textile patterns onto a tote bag using a brayer roller and fabric ink. Scissors will be provided as well. There will be various examples of completed stamps for inspiration and instruction.

All Materials Included:

Tote bag, Cardboard (for styrofoam to adhere to) Styrofoam sheets and precut shapes, Pencil to draw out design if they choose to, Brayer, Fabric Paint, Scissors.

Each attendee will receive a Nest store coupon exclusive to this event valued at 10% off one regular-priced item up to $100 or 5% off one regular-priced item to $1,000. We suggest you arrive early for your class.

Refund Policy: Seating for this class is limited and tickets are nonrefundable. If you purchase a ticket and cannot attend the class, you may find someone to fill your reservation. Please call ahead and let us know. If you have any questions, we're happy to help; store: 631-651-9173.

Kat Ostrem says: I am so honored to be hosting my 3rd workshop at Nest on Main!

Kat is a self-taught artist who also has a Masters Degree in Library Science. She is a mother of 2 sweet children and a wife to a loving and supportive husband. She is originally from Pennsylvania and has been living on Long Island for 13 years. She has always had a love for the creative arts including drawing, painting, and sewing. Three years ago, she taught herself linocut design and started her small business creating textile patterns from her linocut stamps. She has been selling at various local artisan markets and taught her first collage journal workshop in March of this year. She is blown away by the strong sense of community and support for local artists that is present here on Long Island. She feels so blessed to be able to do what she loves!